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Toby Walsh argues that artificial intelligence must never be left to make life-and-death decisions unaided
Lawmaker tested positive for virus just days after being photographed with Chinese president
More than two years into the pandemic, people have acquired different levels of immunity through infections and shots
Plan for an alternative to EU’s flagship Horizon project has yet to win finance ministry’s agreement
A fascinating exploration of the ‘sensory bubbles’ of other creatures challenges us to think beyond our human experience
Scotland remains the nation hit hardest by the surge, according to the ONS
Large Hadron Collider fired up again after three-year shutdown to boost its power and precision
Change would incorporate genetic material from fast-spreading strain in new boosters
The global south has once again been abandoned in its quest for vaccines
Apiaries subject to Covid-style restrictions to save pollinators crucial to agricultural sector
Hotel confinement for international visitors cut by half as Beijing tries to revive the economy
Remote providers report a leap in requests as conservative US states roll out a number of restrictions
Washington seeks to expand domestic production of crucial component of mRNA vaccines
Short break in immune suppression treatment improves antibody production after vaccination while doing little harm
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The new buzzword for Chinese people sick of being locked down is ‘runxue’: the study of leaving the country completely
New vaccine candidates significantly outperform existing Covid jabs at targeting the most prevalent strain
Scotland hit hardest in the UK as cases climb 40% to leave one in 20 people suffering from the disease
Governments need to plan now for what could be a tough autumn
WHO debates raising classification of outbreak as some authorities widen eligibility for vaccines
Pharma companies are hoping to catch up with rivals as they report promising trial results for jab
Mathematical modelling looked at deaths directly and indirectly linked to jabs
Thiomargarita magnifica is 50 times larger than any microbes previously known to science
Javid says he asked officials to revise previous plans that would exclude under-65s
Xi Jinping orders public health policy to prioritise Covid control over all other diseases
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